First and foremost: it's photo time! Yes, Linda's Surprise Top has now been delivered and raved over, so I am at last at liberty to show you what it is. It's...

a Sailor Top! Linda is a big fan of Sailor (remember 'Girls, Girls, Girls'? 'Glass of Champagne'? No? Suit yourself... Whaddya mean, you're too young??), and usually wears a navy-and-white T-shirt to their gigs, together with a rather jaunty sailor hat. I thought she might like a 'real' sailor top, too. (Actually, in this picture it hasn't been washed or pressed, so it looked better than this afterwards!)
I've got photos of the nummy yarn scarf, too:

Obviously this is only one end of it, but it really shows how the colours work together within the Feather-and-Fan pattern.
This is an extreme close-up that really demonstrates how glowing the colours are. I have never worked with wool like this before.

More tomorrow - the snake and perhaps the house...
1 comment:
Hi Heather:
Love your Sailor Top. What a lot of work that must have been. I'm impressed.
That F&F scarf - maybe you already mentioned the yarn by name but I missed it. Can you tell us again what yarn you used? I like those colours!
cheers
Mary Anne
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